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Day 7 – How to Hire Your Kid Legally — And Save Taxes

  Day 7 – How to Hire Your Kid Legally — And Save Taxes Hiring your child might sound like a sentimental idea, but it’s actually a strategic tax-saving move —if done right. The IRS allows business owners to hire their minor children under certain conditions, offering both tax deductions for your business and income tax benefits for your child . Here's how to make it work legally and efficiently. ✅ Why Hire Your Child? 1. Your Business Gets a Deduction Wages paid to your child are a legitimate business expense. That means your business income (and tax liability) goes down. 2. Your Child May Owe Zero Taxes As of 2025, a child can earn up to $14,600 (the standard deduction) without paying any federal income tax— as long as it’s earned income (i.e., wages, not gifts or allowances). 3. No Payroll Taxes for Some Businesses If your business is a sole proprietorship or a partnership where both partners are the child’s parents , and your child is under 18 , then: No Social S...

Bookkeeping Categorization/ 회계 분류

Mastering  Bookkeeping Categorization : The Foundation of Financial Clarity Whether you're running a startup, managing freelance income, or just trying to keep your side hustle organized, one of the most overlooked—but absolutely critical—parts of financial management is bookkeeping categorization . Properly categorizing your financial transactions is more than a clerical task—it's the key to informed decision-making, tax compliance, and business growth. What Is Bookkeeping Categorization? At its core, bookkeeping categorization involves labeling each transaction (income, expense, asset, liability, or equity) so it fits into a well-defined chart of accounts. These categories help paint a clear picture of your financial health, ensure accurate reporting, and simplify tax time. Example: Date Description Amount Category 2025-05-03 Shopify Sales $1,200 Income 2025-05-05 Google Ads $300 Advertising 2025-05-07 MacBook Purchase $2,000 Equipment Why Is It Important? 1. Tax Deduc...